Michigan's updated brownfield law adds project milestones, capital investment checks, and clawback provisions before developers receive state tax incentives.
Offshore wind turbines and foundations are outgrowing much of the installation fleet, forcing developers to secure compatible ships years earlier.
Flatbed demand tied to data centers and energy projects has surged, adding transportation risk after transformers and other equipment leave the factory.
Tantangan Solar is now generating power in Mindanao. The 99 MW project pairs solar with battery storage to boost grid flexibility and renewable power supply.
More than 12,000 claimants have filed for payment through SCE's Eaton Fire settlement fund, even as Edison discloses 2,000 lawsuits and $1.3 billion in losses.
A Hefei, China study finds urban trees and shrubs each add different pollutants, nitrogen, phosphorus, organic carbon, to rainfall passing through canopies.
DOE financing could accelerate ten AP1000 reactors, but the largest components still depend on a small overseas network of qualified heavy-forging suppliers.
Data center, power and infrastructure megaprojects are concentrating risk across the same contractor and surety markets, straining bonding capacity.
NOAA will migrate its weather and climate supercomputing operations to Google Cloud by December 2027, with Google also powering a new AI forecast model.
PFAS restrictions are pushing manufacturers to rethink coatings. Femtosecond lasers could offer a chemical-free way to engineer water-repellent surfaces.
Tanzania plans a cross-border natural gas pipeline serving Uganda and Kenya, expanding regional energy infrastructure and industrial fuel access.
New U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service rules end automatic ESA protections for future threatened species, replacing them with species-specific conservation rules.
IRENA data shows renewable O&M job growth slowing even as capacity expands, pointing to a maintenance workforce gap arriving after construction ends.
New ratings-agency data shows most transmission projects miss their schedules over land and right-of-way disputes, not capital or equipment shortfalls.
TANAKA’s 500-kW fuel cell system is now running at its Shonan site. The project will test hydrogen’s cost, reliability and role in plant power under real loads.
A peer-reviewed study finds nanoplastics in McMurdo Dry Valleys soil at over half of sites sampled, the first such evidence in Antarctica's soils.
Baker Hughes' minority stake in Argent LNG reflects a broader shift toward investing directly in LNG infrastructure, not just supplying equipment.
A shortage of qualified electrical commissioning crews delays energization on projects already built, adding months after construction is finished.
Outsourced engineers handle most U.S. grid design work, and Buy America rules and utility capital spending are stretching queues before construction starts.
European BEV registrations topped 1.2 million in the first half of 2026. The next challenge is scaling charging, grid capacity and policy support across Europe.